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DOS window

Generally refers to a DOS session under Windows. Windows can run DOS programs full screen or in a resizable window similar to other Windows applications. See DOS box.

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Another useful feature is the ability to cut and paste to and from a DOS window in Windows '95.

A day in the life of a tax adviser using Windows by Hicks, Sam A. / The Tax Adviser

These programs are started from the Windows desktop but run in a special DOS window.

Windows on taxes by Maida, Joseph C. / The Tax Adviser

EZ-Win provides an interface to PC-based hardware such as fax-modems, scanners, CD-ROM writing drives, and instrumentation, as well as allowing DOS applications to be run in their own DOS window.

TERA Technologies Introduces EZ-Win -- Personal Access to Windows 95 ... by Business Wire

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